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 1     II, VIII|       certain cases laws may be changed; but when we look at the
 2     II, VIII|         that the laws are to be changed, are they all to be changed,
 3     II, VIII|     changed, are they all to be changed, and in every state? And
 4     II, VIII|       state? And are they to be changed by anybody who likes, or
 5     II, XII |        the old constitution was changed into the existing democracy.
 6      V, III |   oligarchy was overthrown, and changed by him into a constitutional
 7      V, IV  | Syracusan constitution was once changed by a love-quarrel of two
 8      V, IV  |         war with the Athenians, changed the constitutional government
 9      V, V   |   general, and then democracies changed into tyrannies. Most of
10      V, VI  | narrowness of the oligarchy and changed the constitution.~(2) Of
11      V, VII |        if only this one law was changed, no further inroad would
12      V, XII |      tyranny, as that at Sicyon changed from the tyranny of Myron
13      V, XII |       the oligarchy at Leontini changed into the tyranny of Panaetius;
14     VI, I   |          but its very nature is changed. A second cause (2) remains